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 In the province, the pharmaceutical industry is reinventing itself day by day, blending tradition with modern practices. The Provincial Company of Pharmacies and Optical Services in Camagüey oversees the commercialization and distribution of medicines, optical products, and orthopedic supplies.

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With the recent implementation of the Código de la Niñez, Adolescencias y Juventudes (Childhood, Adolescence, and Youth Law), Cuba has established a legal framework that places younger generations at the center as full rights holders. However, one of the most pressing questions among citizens is how these principles translate into everyday life for children and adolescents who, for various reasons, cannot live with their families of origin.

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  Let’s begin by asking questions. About the families living with autism—or any other condition—beyond a single day, beyond a designated month. What do they truly need? What support do they actually have? How heavy does everyday life become when resources, specialists, and guidance are lacking?

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The call has been issued for the Provincial Carlos Bastidas Journalism Awards, traditionally presented each March as part of the Press Day celebrations. In accordance with the established regulations, the competition will maintain five categories: print journalism, radio, television, hypermedia, and photojournalism.

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 The Ministry of Science, Technology, and Environment (Citma) in this province presented awards to Camagüey-based research centers and scientists whose work has had a significant impact on social development, as part of the activities commemorating Cuban Science Day.

At the Luis Casas Romero Professional School of Arts, mornings begin with sounds unlike those of any other institution: scales repeated over and over, small fingers searching for precision on a keyboard, bows testing the right string, dance steps measuring time through the body. Within this universe, Mathematics seems to occupy a discreet place at first glance—yet it quietly sustains creation.

The Neurology specialty, affiliated with the Dr. Carlos J. Finlay University of Medical Sciences in Camagüey, is preparing for an institutional evaluation process by Cuba’s National Accreditation Board, with the Manuel Ascunce Domenech Provincial Clinical-Surgical Teaching Hospital serving as its main teaching facility.

Despite the shortage of medical supplies faced by Cuba’s healthcare system, 170 patients currently receive hemodialysis treatment at the Manuel Ascunce Domenech Provincial Clinical-Surgical Teaching Hospital in this city.

Today, we are called together by light. With those words, the tribute panel for Nazario Salazar, one of the most beloved figures in Camagüey’s cultural scene, began. The phrase was more than a formal opening; it was a statement of meaning — light as a symbol of his legacy, his teaching, and the beauty he has cultivated for more than eight decades.

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